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08
Oct 2020

Another 48 coronavirus cases have been confirmed in the Harrogate district in the last 24 hours.
The figure is double the daily rise of 24 reported yesterday.
Today's figure from Public Health England takes the total amount of cases in the district since the start of the pandemic to 1,302.
A total of 133 cases have been confirmed county-wide today.
The weekly rate for North Yorkshire up to October 5 stands at 102.3 per 100,000 population.
North Yorkshire Local Resilience Forum, which is a partnership of agencies that tackle emergencies, has warned the county is at a “tipping point” amid increased infections.
Richard Flinton, chief executive at North Yorkshire County Council and chair of the forum, said in a newsletter today the county was in a “more serious position” than last week.
Meanwhile, the government announced £60 million funding for police and local councils today to step up enforcement of covid restrictions as a result of increased cases.
Harrogate Borough Council has been allocated nearly £58,000, while the Office of the North Yorkshire Police, Crime and Fire Commissioner has been handed £291,987.
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